Sentence examples for and the clarification of from inspiring English sources

It includes the recognition of potential change event conditions in the project and the clarification of change responsibilities.

In this way, EDA would support the identification of contaminants causing bioassay and ecological effects, and the clarification of links between ecosystem functioning and the responses at different biological levels [30,62].

This review deals with the preparation of highly reactive titanium oxide photocatalysts and the clarification of the active sites as well as the detection of the reaction intermediates at the molecular level.

In a response sent two days later, Lord Thomas said Lady Hallett has agreed to conduct the review "on the basis of the terms of reference as announced by the prime minister and the clarification of those terms of reference provided in your letter".

New techniques, like the shortcrust pie and the clarification of jelly with egg whites began to appear in recipes in the late 14th century and recipes began to include detailed instructions instead of being mere memory aids to an already skilled cook.

A contrast of normal versus abnormal features and the clarification of the use of a contrast agent in the specific image/technique would also be useful especially in new or complex imaging techniques, but both are also uncommonly used.

Recent studies and reviews on PET/CT imaging of tumor hypoxia have highlighted that there are challenges both in the detection of tumor hypoxia and in the clarification of the relevance of these results.

Verbal instructions were provided to respondents on how to fill in the questionnaire and on the clarification of any unclear items.

This may relate to an enhanced question/answer set and to the clarification of specific anaesthetic issues provided by specialist phone follow-up.

Our study adds evidence on the outcomes of surgically treated lateral humeral condyle fractures and contributes to the clarification of the associated controversies.

The pH was acidic in nature because of the use of phosphoric acid and sulphuric acid during the clarification of sugarcane juice (Ayyasamy 2008).